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by tracerbulletx 3d ago
That always felt like a deus ex machina answer to me too. We don't know exactly how abiogenesis happened on earth so some people just like to cut off the chain of causation with the idea of, "it was seeded"... but then how di
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by tracerbulletx 4d ago
The leaked advertising pitch videos from them where they say "we own the glass" as a pitch to potential advertising partners, about a tv they sold me just viscerally pissed me off so I'm kind of just done with them even if th
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by tracerbulletx 5d ago
Isn't that what everyone was doing in the beginning of harnesses(cursor) and learned not to do for various reasons? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43164253
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by tracerbulletx 5d ago
I honestly think the founder of a project can do whatever they want and they don't have any obligation to anyone except maybe their co-founders and early major contributors (and in his case as a CEO his employees and investors). If its
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by tracerbulletx 8d ago
The Spanish were colonizing the land that is now the United States for 100 years before the English even got here and the french were colonizing it for 100 years before the Louisiana purchase. The catholic church/Jesuits also ran a lot
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by tracerbulletx 11d ago
Unions should just rebrand as employee owned corporations that sell labor.
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by tracerbulletx 11d ago
We're our own moral judges. Biology doesn't have an ethical opinion.
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by tracerbulletx 11d ago
What is your relationship to this team? Their manager? A senior colleague? Something about this sounds like a failure of communication or leadership. Why are you stand offish from them? Why are you treating them like children? If they don&#
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by tracerbulletx 12d ago
I just think its a meaningless dismissive term. It literally does predict the next token. But it ignores that it coherently predicts long continuous sequences of those tokens, that tokens can be anything, and you can do almost literally any
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by tracerbulletx 12d ago
This is what I mourn the most too. The collaborative teaching and mentoring relationships. Not just for front end. Covid and now AI has just obliterated the software meetup and teaching space.
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by tracerbulletx 14d ago
You can write a good story about anything. Slice of life stories are great. A peaceful zen character can be a main character. A hard working craftman could be a main character. A man or woman taking care of their sick partner or child and b
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by tracerbulletx 15d ago
Al: middle class, unassuming, regular joe. Azriel: All mighty servant of Yahweh. He who cleaves soul from body, angel of death. Archangel.
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by tracerbulletx 17d ago
Going to be very bad for pacific coral reefs.
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by tracerbulletx 17d ago
That does not really make sense. Millions of euros is also millions of dollars. It's not an exact number, why would they have a currency conversion.
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by tracerbulletx 18d ago
A great philosophy for anyone who is pretending to know what they're doing that will still result in the plane crashing because you need to know how to fly a plane to fly a plane, and you need to know how to run a business to run a bus
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by tracerbulletx 19d ago
This is a very narrow viewpoint, considering the majority of computing is done on touch screens now. Sometimes keyboard controls are critical, sometimes they're not, sometimes your users don't care, sometimes they do. Sometimes a
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by tracerbulletx 22d ago
There have been plenty of times in history (almost all times) that physically weaker men have secured the loyalty of soldiers with wealth and influence during periods where strong centralized civic authorities did not exist.
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by tracerbulletx 25d ago
You can still write a simple OS on a modern computer, a lot of times its done using a virtual machine though to make iteration faster. It's not like rewriting linux or something, its just standing up the basics of machine abstraction.
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by tracerbulletx 25d ago
That's not weird? We did that in my OS class. Also even if you didn't the point still holds that the output was defacto validation of understanding.
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by tracerbulletx 25d ago
Yeah it's demonstrably not required. We can just rule that out by observation. There are a million examples of successful self taught people in software.
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by tracerbulletx 27d ago
When a service that was already the primary git hosting provider for most of the world for 20 years grows at that rate its not mundane and its not comparable to any example.
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by tracerbulletx 29d ago
Me not being able to buy memory or gpus is enough for me to be pissed off about it. Reversal of Personal Computing back towards centralized computing is bad and I am not happy about it. I also am not happy about the privacy and surveillance
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by tracerbulletx 1mo ago
I mean, the filing? By letter dated October 24, 2025, the Gaming Commission directed Kalshi to “cease and desist from illegally operating, advertising, promoting, administering, managing, or otherwise making available an unlicensed mobile s
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by tracerbulletx 1mo ago
Yes, there's a default workflow template in Comfy for that matter now.
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by tracerbulletx 1mo ago
That is not true? The order was to stop them from operating in the state.
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by tracerbulletx 1mo ago
Agreed, my media server is mostly AI written go at this point and it works great. Before AI the "one way to do something" was already my favorite feature of go, now it makes it much easier for me to use AI and still understand my
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Show HN: A Planet and Geology Simulation Sandbox Game in Godot(stevecastle.github.io)
2 points by tracerbulletx 1mo ago|0 comments
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by tracerbulletx 1mo ago
While I don't think this is novel I am a believer that AI has changed computing forever in the same way the tweet implies. I now use my own video compositor to edit videos instead of after effects https://lowkeyviewer.com&#x
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by tracerbulletx 2mo ago
I would prefer to celebrate human art at a fair. Same as I still watch humans play chess and sport. Kind of defeats the spirit of having a contest.
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by tracerbulletx 2mo ago
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